The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Jugs, jugs and jars at Crane Bros.

School opened on Monday, and the
gladsome shout of the urchin is card
on the ill.
The interior of the marble bath house
is being painted and otherwise im-
proved.
A new roof has been put on the main
portion of Fred Willors residence on
River avenue.
Go to o. Ferguson's for cofiins and
sllrouds.
Rev. E. T., Frame. of Buffalo Gap
will preach at the NJ. e. church on Sun
day next, at 1880 P. NJ.
There are several large sized srrpo-
sitions circulating around in this vici-
nifty which we will analyze as they de-
develop.
Mr.. S. E. Wilson has the foundation
of his residence about completed, and
will soon have the building erected
thereupon.
Crane Bros. are in receipt Of fresh
canned goods of the best brands every
day.
The Commissioners wore in session
Tuesday and Wednesday and next
week we will publish the result of their
deliberations.
Something should he done to make
the road passahle on the corner of Liu-
coin Avenue and First street. 1t looks
bad to a prospective investor.
Do not let it slip your memory that
along about the 1st Of October, the
old Vets will have love feast and
dance at Hot Springs.
Fine fresh Tomatoes, 5 cents pound
at FARGO'S.
1t is authoritively stated that body
of immensely rich ore h,s been struck
in the Iron Hill which will create a
startling revolution in the stock of that
property.
Mr.. John Dennis presented the STAR
with grape and plum samples this week,
being the first production from his
young orchard and vinyard. They
tasted moreisll.
We have sample copies osthe -fsueri-
cau Farmer which we would be pleased
to present to those who will call at this
office. We give it together with the
STAR one year. for S;2,5O
Try sack Of Snow White four at
Crane Bros. Every sack warranted.
Hemingsfora. Box Butte Co. claims
that it will bc the terminus Of the Ii. e.
NJ. tnis winter and consequently much
entiused over the prospect. We SYM
pathize with them over their anxious
situation.
Remember the meeting at the church
on Tuesday evening next, to consider
the question of the location of the Black
Hills College. Good speakers will be
present and address the meeting. Let
everybody attend.
Try Crane Brothers if you want
bargain in groceries fresh from the
market.
Pat Ferguson was rustling around
on Tuesday morning and upon inquiry
were informed that i was his purpose
to commence operation in the shom lk-
ing line; all those desiring their solcs
repaired. are requested tocall.
Money to loan on real estate at u low
rate of interest by A. G. LANG,
Buffalo Gap.
You can obtain one of the best agricul-
tural papers published, free, by paving
one wears subscription to this paper.
This is a splendid opportunity to get a
farm Journal that is now read hy near
ly 100000 farmers. Come in and take
advantage Of it. Mention it to your
neighbors.
The ''progressive euchre" party on
last Saturday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Lancaster, was an enjoyable
affair, especially at that stage of the
game where ice-cream and cake were
trumps. Maj. Eaton carried away the
head prize. and should judge there was
II or 8 boobies.
Ro! Farmers! Stop at Crane BROS.
when You want bacon that will stick
to the ribs.
The attention of our readers is called
to the new advertisement of Phillips e.
Snively in this issue. This firm APP
preciates the value of a lavish display
Of ink ani the rich returns that
are bound to result therefrom. They
are just receiving their fall stock Of
underwear. boots, shoes, etc, and are
prepared to offer bargains in these
goods.
The continuous rains of the last month
have ceased and the mist and gloom
of murky clouds have been dispclled by
the genial rays of the autumn sun:
all nature in its renewed animation
sends forth its scented zepyrs with fresh
vigor. The most pleasant season of
the year is at hand which blends all
nature in one magnificent panorama
to the eye Of the beholder-No bou-
quets.
For the next thirty days we offer the
entire stock Of clothing on our center
counter at cost, and we mean business!
First comers get the best bargains.
S. C. FARGO e. SON.
A daughter of H. D. Clark died at
the home Of her parents, five miles
north, on last Sunday morning at
o'clock. Miss Clark came to the Hills